lisa amin gulezian is live in the newsroom. >> we learned more about the bizarre case and players. it turn out the suspect is a transgender activist. here are the three people rivers is accused of killing. 19-year-old benny white, -- wright and patricia wright and charlotte reid. they rushed to the east oakland home on friday morning just after midnight. they found bennie stabbed and bleeding on the street and then they heard gunshots and saw smoke coming from the garage. investigators believe rivers shot the two women and then set the garage on fire in an attempt to destroy evidence. police stopped rivers as she ran out of the house covered in blood. this is river's mug shot. rivers made headlines when she was asked to leave her teaching job in sacramento when she started living as a woman. we interviewed rivers in 2000 when the boy scouts tried to exclude members based on sexual orientation.

lisa amin go looy sheen, a -- lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a woman said goodbye. she was an alameda county explorer. her friend and that woman's boyfriend are charged in her murder. her funeral was held in san lour wren zoe. san lorenzo. she mated an impact on the lives of the people she touched. >>> a fire murdered two elderly people. new photos show the response of brazil avenue and vienna street. firefighters say there were large flames when they arrived. and a live wire to deal with. a second home next door had exterior damage. >>> chp investigators have pieced together things to get a description in a deadly hit-and-run. officers say this make and model was involved in yesterday's crash on 580 in albany. investigators determined it is a 2015 or 2016 dodge dart after finding parts scattered at the consider scene. the -- crash scene. the car will have damage in the areas serk killed there. >>> a long-time bar is under fire from city officials and polic. >> they have been ordered to close early because of too many police calls and even a homicide. we go now live

. >> lisa amin gulezian is live in san francisco with new details. >> the janitor works here in the embarcadero as well as all of the downtown stations. he logs about 114 hours a week. the researcher who discovered all of this says the janitor is not to blame, but instead bart is. tens of thousands of people ride bart. they come through the stations and leave, you name it, behind and it is up to these guys to clean it up. this janitor makes $50,000 a year. but another raked in $162,000 in overtime. his total compensation for last yary totaled more than $276,000. researchers at the nonprofit transparent california say bart's compensation packages are outrageous and irresponsible. >> there is no reason to be paying their employees so much more than what the average person gets. >> the average janitor in california makes $28,000 a year. bart spokesperson insists it is cheaper to doll out overtime than to hire more employees. this way they are being conservative. this bart board member disagrees. >> what is wrong is again there is that many hours available for overtime. that is indicative of a staf

. >> lisa amin gulezian is live in san francisco with new details. >> the janitor works here in the embarcadero as well as all of the downtown stations. he logs about 114 hours a week. the researcher who discovered all of this says the janitor is not to blame, but instead bart is. tens of thousands of people ride bart. they come through the stations and leave, you name it, behind and it is up to these guys to clean it up. this janitor makes $50,000 a year. but another raked in $162,000 in overtime. his total compensation for last yary totaled more than $276,000. researchers at the nonprofit transparent california say bart's compensation packages are outrageous and irresponsible. >> there is no reason to be paying their employees so much more than what the average person gets. >> the average janitor in california makes $28,000 a year. bart spokesperson insists it is cheaper to doll out overtime than to hire more employees. this way they are being conservative. this bart board member disagrees. >> what is wrong is again there is that many hours available for overtime. that is indicative of a staf

lisa amin go looy sheen, a -- lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a woman said goodbye. she was an alameda county explorer. her friend and that woman's boyfriend are charged in her murder. her funeral was held in san lour wren zoe. san lorenzo. she mated an impact on the lives of the people she touched. >>> a fire murdered two elderly people. new photos show the response of brazil avenue and vienna street. firefighters say there were large flames when they arrived. and a live wire to deal with. a second home next door had exterior damage. >>> chp investigators have pieced together things to get a description in a deadly hit-and-run. officers say this make and model was involved in yesterday's crash on 580 in albany. investigators determined it is a 2015 or 2016 dodge dart after finding parts scattered at the consider scene. the -- crash scene. the car will have damage in the areas serk killed there. >>> a long-time bar is under fire from city officials and polic. >> they have been ordered to close early because of too many police calls and even a homicide. we go now live

in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> we are getting an exclusive look inside the santa clara county jail where two inmates were housed before their escape last week. it is video you will see only on abc7 news. the two broke out of the first-floor cell last wednesday. police say chavez and campbell carefully planned. they were patient and used bedsheets to shimmy out of the window. >> we believe they were cutting for quite a while because they were able to cut both bars and then cut through the metal here. so they had an opening of about this distance and then another equal distance there. this is pretty heavy iron. they have been working on it for a while and we don't know what type of tool they had. but i'm sure it had to have been something metal because these bars were cut clean through. >> that cell was built in 1957. bloodhounds picked up their scent and followed them for seven miles. both men are still on the run and considered dangerous. good morning america will have more of the exclusive jail walk-through. it starts at 7:00 this morning right here on abc7. >>>

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains. >> in san francisco's department of elections, ballots are being sorted and of the time-consuming process of manually organizing ballots is underway. the paper trail is long and purposeful in this elections office. >> we take any questions or concerns about voting integrity very seriously. >> a gal lot survey in august showed 36% of americans felt voter fraud would most likely be a major problem this election and just 43% had a, quote, great deal of confidence that their vote would be counted correctly. the reality is just two states recently had their voting systems hacked. not in california where paper ballots are used. >> there's no possible way for our results to be hacked. >> nothing in the voting booth is attached to the internet. but some fear state websites or even unofficial election night numbers could be compromised, thus leading voters to distrust the system. >> i'm not worried about it in san francisco. but maybe in other parts of the country there may be possibilities, yes. >> even with the spent similar, there could be a re

in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> we are getting an exclusive look inside the santa clara county jail where two inmates were housed before their escape last week. it is video you will see only on abc7 news. the two broke out of the first-floor cell last wednesday. police say chavez and campbell carefully planned. they were patient and used bedsheets to shimmy out of the window. >> we believe they were cutting for quite a while because they were able to cut both bars and then cut through the metal here. so they had an opening of about this distance and then another equal distance there. this is pretty heavy iron. they have been working on it for a while and we don't know what type of tool they had. but i'm sure it had to have been something metal because these bars were cut clean through. >> their cell was built in 1957. bloodhounds picked up their scent and followed them for seven miles. both men are still on the run and considered dangerous. good morning america will have more of the exclusive jail walk-through. it starts at 7:00 this morning right here on abc7. >>>

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> the muni trains are rolling and passengers are rolling through the fair gates for free. >> i love it! it's good. >> muni's payment systems and machines have apparently been hacked. this message suddenly came across agents' computer screens reading "you hacked." all data encrypted. then this out of service message appeared on payment machines. >> has muni been hacked? >> that's one of the things we are working to investigate. >> while sfmta investigates what happened and who is responsible, it decided to leave the gates wide open. >> as a precaution, we are trying to minimize any impact to our customers, no matter what it could be. >> for some it's causing confusion. this family visiting from napa even put money into the machine. they bought three tickets, which they really didn't need. >> i would rather just pay for it and be safe than sorry. >> but for the most part, passengers were happy with the unexpected windfall. >> thank you, whoever you are. i appreciate it. >> hacking happens. and they will get over it. they will solve it

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains. >> in san francisco's department of elections, ballotsre being sorted and the time-consuming process of manually organizing ballots is underway. the paper trail is long and purposeful in this elections office. >> we take any questions or concerns about voting integrity very seriously. >> a gallop survey in august showed 36% of americans felt voter fraud would most likely be a major problem this election and just 43% had a, quote, great deal of confidence that their vote would be counted correctly. the reality is just two states recently had their voting systems hacked. not in california where paper ballots are used. >> there's no possible way for our results to be hacked. >> nothing in the voting booth is attached to the internet. but some fear state websites or even unofficial election-night numbers could be compromised, thus leading voters to distrust the system. >> i'm not worried about it in san francisco. but maybe in other parts of the country there may be possibilities, yes. >> even with the sceptcism similar, there could be a reco

in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> ama: donald trump wants ben carson to be the next housing secretary. he met with the transition team and he has no background in housing or urban development, but carson said he is a good fit because he grew up in the inner city. donald trump eased back from some of his more controversial views during a sit down with the "new york times" today. he admitted humans likely contributed to climate change, that torturing terror suspects may not have value and dropped his vow to jail hillary clinton. >>> alameda county is taking action on the wave of criminal activity after the election of donald trump. the d.a. has a new hotline to report hate crimes and the number is on your screen 510-208-4824. we also have the number on our website, o bc7 -- abc7news.com. >> dan: tonight the city of santa clara put the 49ers on notice. >> ama: city leaders are demanding to know how much the stadium is making and if the team is spending your taxpayer money. >> reporter: they will have 30 days to turnover financial documents showing the profits and losses

in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> ama: donald trump wants ben carson to be the next housing secretary. he met with the transition team and he has no background in housing or urban development, but carson said he is a good fit because he grew up in the inner city. donald trump eased back from some of his more controversial views during a sit down with the "new york times" today. he admitted humans likely contributed to climate change, that torturing terror suspects may not have value and dropped his vow to jail hillary clinton. >>> alameda county is taking action on the wave of criminal activity after the election of donald trump. the d.a. has a new hotline to report hate crimes and the number is on your screen 510-208-4824. we also have the number on our website, o bc7 -- abc7news.com. >> dan: tonight the city of santa clara put the 49ers on notice. >> ama: city leaders are demanding to know how much the stads making and if the team is spending your taxpayer money. >> reporter: they will have 30 days to turnover financial documents showing the profits and losses for

this game is a point or lisa amin gulezian. a running shot and this is app aerial shot. >> you have to call it your shot and if you miss item a penalty. not just rolling a striking ball. there is more skill involved. >> the fact that it's eye hand coordination sport is key for me but also that item a game that where there are lots of reversal of fortune. >> even though competitive there's social aspect to the game that is almost sweet to watch. >> extremely social. n women play equally well unusual in sports. >> both women are ambassador for the sport. pushing to get included in the 2024 olympic an get the next generation involved. in san rafael, abc 7 sports. >>> she has the touch. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. if you can have curling. bocci ball in the summer games. >> i didn't know. >> i have never seen it before either. >> thank you larry. >> we come up tonight on 7 tuesday at 11. gun machine opens fire in the east bay. and cat is the victim. reason this type of crime is more common you might think. >> dan has exclusiv

. >> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains. >> at the green festival, like minded people come to learn, educate and explore all aspects of green living. many worry their way of life will change significantly once donald trump is it in office. >> policies, changing laws, rules and regulations, certification for food. i mean, we are going in the right direction and we just don't know where it's going. it's unknown where it's going. >> mr. trump has already vowed to roll back obama's clean power plan and is looking to fill key environmental director roles with people who have questioned the validity of climate change. in 2012, trump tweeted the concept of global warming was created by and for the chinese. in order to make u.s. manufacturing noncompetitive. >> i think it's a little crazy, and a little frightening, yeah. >> this professor studies climate change. he's examined trump's 100-day plan which calls for increasing fossil fuel extractions. >> if you are increasing fossil fuel extraction and consumption it has big implications for clean air and water, particularly if regulat